07 Sep 1911
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1911
Page
1
Berlin dispatch reports that Moroccan proposals are reportedly acceptable to German officials and French and German positions foresee progress. Berlin officials say talks focus on settlement without recatatese and that press coverage reflects cautious optimism amid ongoing negotiations.
Reports indicate Joseph C. Sibley avoids trial on conspiracy allegations. Mention of Herr von Kiderlen Waéehter and Kinelgyn minister to respond to Ambassador Cambon. Public nerves fed by uncertain rumors as German stance tightens around Stettin, despite limited official comment.
Henry Beattie and co defendants await verdict as jurors near a decision on the wife murder at Richmond. Beattie predicts a hung jury with seven for conviction and five for acquittal while Beulah Binford faces possible accessory charges. Beattie denounces the testimony and hopes for release at the next court sitting.
Advices from Berlin say German Chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg has accepted Franco's proposals presented to von Ki derlen von Kiderlen-Waechter by French ambassador Cambon aiming to settle the Moroccan dispute. Paris remains reserve on progress.
West Chester Pa Sept 7 Parker Foos seventeen one of the witnesses before the grand jury probing the Zack Walker lynching in Coatesville Aug 13 was arrested after testifying charged with perjury. Foos a test stamper in Worth mill was arrested by special policeman Andrew Wright and admitted to Bail. Additional witnesses included Leon Lipkin David Wright and W L W Jones with five women among them. The inquiry also heard Miss Townsend the hospital superintendent and Miss McMenamin a nurse who tended the ward where the self wounded man was kept. The probe moves toward identifying mob members and their roles.
A reader questions the certainty of Henry Beat’s guilt and doubts execution on circumstantial evidence. The speaker expresses fear of being discovered and seeks a fresh start, while noting uncertainty about meeting Beat and asserting belief in innocence. A separate ad urges use of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for September illness.
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